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He's 28 years old, but still very motivated and fit. He loves walking, trotting, cantering, and jumping (in the meadow). Are there any exercises you can recommend for an older horse?
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I make (if you can and can) recommend classic handwork. You can request bend and position, inside and outside. If this also happens a few steps of shoulder herring/traverse or from the inner position a few steps of thighs. In doing so with the bark repeatedly ask for correct activity of the hindgand, but not annoy but rather tickle briefly motivatingly.
From riding out, I would advise you bars of work, with big lines and not too much. Besides, watch him not take over. Otherwise, ask back again, let it chew again and again and again activate the backhand correctly and by playing on the rein and driving from behind, in the direction of the backhand, demand swing and push.
Thanks for your answer, very helpful 😊 I will make
longer warm-up phases, straight-up, large curved lines, stretching with push from behind, loose forward riding in a stretching, little gathering.
floor bars on the straight line and on the diagonal.
more frequent tooth control, more rarely edit. make sure that the yards are in order and adjust the feeding of the power. old horses need more energy.
Thank you!